Maps showing the general water quality supplied to people i.e. (location, quality indicators, amounts, number of people affected. Where possible these should be broken down by age and gender. It is also important to consider indicators that will show change/improvement over time.
Operational.
Baseline and situational.
As early as possible, after assessments and updated throughout.
WASH cluster, water engineers/specialists, logistics cluster.
Provides the water context for response, as well as identifying the evolving needs, gaps and associated resource and logistic requirements.
A series of updated thematic maps with an indication of improvements and/ or the erosion of situation. Consider using JMP service ladder categories and colours.
Locations
Amounts
Frequency
Counts of those served (disaggregated)
Access methods i.e. walking, driving, delivery